The submission of data is an essential part of every licence available from PMLL. PMLL collects monies from licence fees and (apart from the admin costs of running the company) distributes all the revenue to its members who mandate their rights to the scheme allowing use of their repertoire. In order to make accurate distributions and for Publishers to be able to pay the correct Writers, Composers, etc. we need to compile data regarding what has been copied under each licence. It is important that PMLL members (who have mandated rights to the scheme allowing their works to be used) and the creators of the music are fairly recompensed for the use of their works.

Please note that the information below with an '*' is essential but plese try to complete as much of the other information as possible.

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* SOURCE OF COPY

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* SONG TITLE/MUSICAL WORK
This is the full title of the musical work or song, for example ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight?’.

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* SONG WRITER / COMPOSER NAME
This refers to the song writer or composer who wrote the musical work/song. This is usually displayed at the top of the music. The song may contain more than one writer, please separate these using a comma or semi-colon.

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* ORIGINAL ARRANGER
This would be the person who adapts a musical composition/piece for performance. An arranger reimagines an existing composition/piece of music, adapting the instruments, voices, rhythms and tempo to create a new sound for a piece of music. The information is usually found next to the song title.

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* MUSIC PUBLISHERS
Music Publishers own the publishing rights in the musical work/song. This is different from print publishers as they compile the music for the book and print it. Most musical works/songs have a music publisher and a print publisher. The music publisher name usually appears at the bottom on the musical work/song. 

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* PUBLICATION
If the musical work/song is part of a publication (for example a book of songs by a particular artist) please enter the name of the publication here if you have this information.

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* ISBN NUMBER
International Standard Book Number. This is the 13-digit number generally located on the back of the books cover. It is usually beside the barcode. If the book does not show the ISBN on the back cover, it will be on the page that features the book’s copyright and publisher information.

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* ISMN NUMBER
International Standard Music Number. This is a 13-digit number for printed and notated sheet music (scores, parts etc). It will generally be found on both printed and digital formats on the back cover beside the barcode.

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* PRINT PUBLISHER
Please add the name of the print publisher, this can be found on the front or back of the publication.

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* NUMBER OF COPIES

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* PAGES COPIED (FROM-TO)         

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